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Dhruv Gulati

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According to me, CA is the best option. It requires a lot of hard work but after continuous hard work, success will be in Your hand.

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Sachin Kumar

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You can do BCA but you have the basic knowledge of computer application. And best college in Punjab is CGC Landran College but if you want best placements then go to Christ University Karnataka Bangalore. I will not force you. I am also going there for BCA next year even I live in Punjab. Best of luck

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vishal JaiswalBe your best friend.. 18+

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look ayushi!!
every course has its own qualities and importance . there are several courses like C.A b.com c.s banking etc. they all come form the root of commerce
but always remember every course is the best one if you can give it your 100% along with full interest . and make the correct choice to
have a great future.

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You must clear English Poficiency Tests such as IELTS, TOEFL or GRE as applicable to the country and university of study with the demanded aggregate. Choice of a university, your affordability status, availability of financial assistance etc. and work permit are important factors that govern your studies abroad.

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A KaushikEnglish language trainer cum career counselor

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You are in 12th. So now you must follow a systematic plan for your studies. It is better to classify as to which subject you find typical. After that you must allocate suitable hours of study to that subject. It is also advisable to prepare for your 12th after viewing the blue print of the exam. Try to completely prepare first those topics which you find easy and also those which carry more marks into the blueprint. It will boost up your confidence. I hope this helps. Kindly feel free to revert with any further queries.

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A KaushikEnglish language trainer cum career counselor

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Go ahead. You can do it.

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Jayesh KoliD3-Dedication, Determination and Discipline

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Hi, there is no such requirement to have maths as a subject but it is required that you should know maths for calculation and business planning. As you want to do commerce further, so you will require good command over calculation. Apart from maths, Secretarial Practice (SP) is a very good subject to understand the basic requirement of any organisation, like types of organisation, documents, registration and so on. It will give you thorough idea about business.
Govt. also motivates the women empowerment, and have created many schemes and provides financial as well as technical knowledge also.
All the very best.

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